I ignore all the "rules of thumbs" because they don't really apply in this market imo because of the nature of it, decent appreciation, lower cash flow, etc.

I might be wrong but I seriously doubt it understanding human nature as I do. 

After the first year of paying for fuel oil to heat the building I switched to Natural gas and cut the heating bill in half.

Most likely the state where the property is located is where lawsuits would be brought if they are something for personal injury like a trip and fall or something of that nature because the “cause of action” arose in that state.

The owner can legally implement a community rule change banning the use of oil heating and force all residents to replace their furnaces to use electric or propane/natural gas.Be careful in assuming a community owner has no rights or taking advice from those that do not invest in land lease communities.

I still like electric baseboard, OR, if you have natural gas and there is already a meter on the property, look at the split systems. 

Electric is far more expensive than natural gas .

Luxury vinyl planks click on with a natural brown matte finish. 

I'm just following @Brandon Turner advice and trying to analyze one property a day so it becomes second nature eventually. 

I would suggest you set up your key words in your profile regarding Canadian investors or Canada or something to that nature.